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BADLEY GREEN FARM COTTAGES, BADLEY GREEN BADLEY

Grid Reference TM 060 554 List Grade II Conservation Area No Description A C16-C17 house last used as 2 cottages. Timber-framed and plastered, roof clad in corrugated iron. Stands in a small meadow some 60m south of Badley Green Farmhouse. Suggested Use Residential Risk Priority C Condition Poor Reason for Risk Long term lack of adequate maintenance. Some missing roof sheets; hole in east gable end; corbelled head of chimney stack unstable. First on Register 2012 Owner/Agent Mr Morley, Loose Hall Farm, Hitcham, Ipswich IP7 7LY Current Availability Recently sold Notes Unoccupied for at least 50 years. Listed as Cottage 60m south of Badley Green Farmhouse. Present owner acquired in at-risk condition. Contact Babergh / Mid Suffolk Heritage Team 01449 724529

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BAKEHOUSE AT BADLEY HALL BADLEY

Grid Reference TM 061 558 List Grade II Conservation Area Yes Description 2-cell C16 former bakehouse, timber-framed with plaintile roof. Attic floor inserted C17-C18, some original window openings retained. Suggested Use Holiday accommodation, ancillary to Hall Risk Priority C Condition Poor Reason for Risk In need of timber frame repairs and weatherproofing of window openings. First on Register 2000 Owner/Agent Miss M Scott, Badley Hall, Badley, Ipswich IP6 8RU Current Availability Not for sale Notes Part of historic farmstead. Contact Babergh / Mid Suffolk Heritage Team 01449 724529

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BARN AT BADLEY HALL BADLEY

Grid Reference TM 061 558 List Grade II* Conservation Area Yes Description A very well built and unusually complete C15 or early C16 timber-framed barn, partly on a flint rubble plinth. Fine queenpost roof. On site of Scheduled Ancient Monument. Suggested Use Barn or stables Risk Priority C Condition Poor Reason for Risk Repairs needed to timber frame and cladding. First on Register 2000 Owner/Agent Miss M Scott, Badley Hall, Badley, Ipswich IP6 8RU Current Availability Not for sale Notes Part of historic farmstead. Some recent repair work to plinth, roof cladding and guttering. On English Heritage Register of Buildings at Risk. Contact Babergh / Mid Suffolk Heritage Team 01449 724529

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DOVECOTE AT BADLEY HALL BADLEY

Grid Reference TM 061 558 List Grade II* Conservation Area Yes Description Rare example of a near-complete C16 timber-framed dovecote with plaintiled roof; some nesting boxes intact. Suggested Use Storage or workshop Risk Priority C Condition Poor Reason for Risk Repairs needed to timber frame and render. First on Register 2000 Owner/Agent Miss M Scott, Badley Hall, Badley, Ipswich IP6 8RU Current Availability Not for sale Notes Repairs to roof completed in 2012, east elevation re- plastered 2014. Part of historic farmstead. On English Heritage Register of Buildings at Risk. Contact Babergh / Mid Suffolk Heritage Team 01449 724529

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THREE TOMBCHESTS 1M S OF CHANCEL, CHURCH OF ST PETER BAYLHAM

Grid Reference TM 102 515 List Grade II Conservation Area No Description Three C18 tombchests with inscribed marble slabs on their upper faces. One has richly carved side and end panels. Suggested Use Tombchests Risk Priority C Condition Poor Reason for Risk Structural damage caused mainly by ivy growth. First on Register 1995 Owner/Agent Unknown Current Availability Not applicable Notes Contact Babergh / Mid Suffolk Heritage Team 01449 724529

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WAREHOUSE AT FISON’S WORKS, PAPERMILL LANE BRAMFORD

Grid Reference TM 126 479 List Grade II Conservation Area No Description Former fertiliser factory, originally built c.1860 but largely reconstructed in late C19 or early C20. Very large timber- framed and weatherboarded four storey block with shorter wing to east. Segmental felt clad roofs Suggested Use Commercial or conversion to mixed use Risk Priority C Condition Poor Reason for Risk Lack of adequate maintenance especially to roofs. Water ingress has resulted in areas of decay on upper floors. First on Register 2006 Owner/Agent Paper Mill Lane Properties Ltd, c/o Barton Willmore, 7 Soho Square, London W1D 3QB Current Availability Not for sale. Notes Current applications for a mixed use redevelopment of the entire site. The majority of the listed building will be retained and converted to commercial, retail and residential uses. Current owner acquired in ‘at risk’ condition. Contact Babergh / Mid Suffolk Heritage Team 01449 724529

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TOWER MILL, MILL GREEN BUXHALL

Grid Reference TL 996 577 List Grade II Conservation Area No Description Brick tower mill, 1860. Sails removed 1929, but power driven machinery in use until c.1971. Cap and fantail missing. Suggested Use Holiday accommodation Priority for Action C Condition Poor Reason for Risk Structural movement; severe cracking in brickwork First on Register 1992 Owner/Agent Mr A M Mosesson, Mill House, Mill Green, Buxhall, Stowmarket IP14 3DS Current Availability Not for sale Notes Tower now weathertight with new roof fitted 2001. New curb fitted and floor repairs completed. Contact Babergh / Mid Suffolk Heritage Team 01449 724529

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BARN 20M S OF BLUEHOUSE FARMHOUSE, LITTLE LONDON, MOATS TYE COMBS

Grid Reference TM 050 558 List Grade II Conservation Area No Description Barn of c.1600. Timber framed and weatherboarded, in about 5 bays, with gabled porch to west. Roof clad in bituminous sheet material. Suggested Use Agriculture Risk Priority C Condition Poor Reason for Risk Several large holes in roof owing to failure of roofing material. Areas of boarded cladding are missing together with some plaster from the north gable. First on Register 2012 Owner/Agent Mr H Crooks, Bluehouse Farm, Little London, Combs, Stowmarket IP14 2ES Current Availability Not for sale Notes Forms a group with the adjacent Grade II listed farmhouse. Contact Babergh / Mid Suffolk Heritage Team 01449 724529

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POST MILL, WOOLPIT ROAD DRINKSTONE

Grid Reference TL 964 622 List Grade I Conservation Area Yes Description A rare example of a C16-C17 post mill which has escaped major C19-C20 restoration. Timber framed and weatherboarded two storey buck on single storey flint and brick roundhouse. Last worked in early 1970’s. Suggested Use Preserve as mill Priority for Action C Condition Fair Reason for Risk The roundhouse walls and roof need extensive repair. First on Register 2003 Owner/Agent Mr & Mrs A Hayward, Engine House, Butterlaw, Coldstream, Berwickshire TD12 4HQ Current Availability See below Notes Repairs to buck completed 2005-6. Remainder of mill property sold in 2005 & post mill will eventually be included too. Repairs to roundhouse are planned for 2015. A Conservation Plan for the Drinkstone Mills site is in preparation. On English Heritage Register of Buildings at Risk. Contact Babergh / Mid Suffolk Heritage Team 01449 724529

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SMOCK MILL, WOOLPIT ROAD DRINKSTONE

Grid Reference TL 964 621 List Grade II Conservation Area Yes Description A late C18 former smock windmill, built on top of an earlier horse-mill. The windmill was dismantled c.1900 and set up as an engine-powered mill. Octagonal timber-framed tower, clad in C20 felt and plastic sheeting, on 16-sided weatherboarded base. Metal clad cap. Suggested Use Low-key use such as storage. Risk Priority C Condition Poor Reason for Risk Movement and decay in the timber frame, especially at the junction of the smock tower with the 16-sided base. First on Register 2014 Owner/Agent Mr C Rowe, Avalon, 35 Grange Road, Bushey, Hertfordshire WD23 2LQ Current Availability Not for sale Notes Part of an important group of mill-related buildings which illustrate the history of small scale country milling. Contact Babergh / Mid Suffolk Heritage Team 01449 724529

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BARN AT ABBEY FARM, HOXNE ROAD EYE

Grid Reference TM 153 741 List Grade II and Scheduled Ancient Monument Conservation Area No Description Brewhouse / bakehouse of a Benedictine Priory, dating from c.1500, last used as agricultural barn. Red brick, with some original window and door openings. Re-roofed in pantiles in 1920s after fire. One of the most important examples of a medieval brewhouse / bakehouse in the country. Suggested Use Residential Priority for Action F Condition Poor Reason for Risk Roof appears sound but a few slipped tiles and capped bargeboards poor. Some structural cracks and brickwork erosion. First on Register 2000 Owner/Agent Mr & Mrs G Rowland, Abbey Cottage, Hoxne Road, Eye IP23 7NJ Current Availability Not for sale Notes Work in progress on approved scheme of conversion to part residential and part showroom/workshop use, incorporating outbuildings to north. On English Heritage Register of BAR. Contact Babergh / Mid Suffolk Heritage Team 01449 724529

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GARDEN WALL TO BOUNDARY FARMHOUSE, PETTAUGH ROAD FRAMSDEN

Grid Reference TM 187 608 List Grade II Conservation Area No Description A C17 wall extending about 30m along the road frontage of Boundary Farmhouse. Red brick with half round on-edge brick copings. Retains higher ground to roadside verge. Suggested Use Garden wall Priority for Action C Condition Poor Reason for Risk Serious structural cracking, open brick joints and missing and displaced copings, partly resulting from extensive vegetation growth, especially ivy. Pronounced lean over most of length. First on Register 2006 Owner/Agent Mr & Mrs A Rogers, Boundary Farmhouse, Framsden, Stowmarket IP14 6LH Current Availability Not for sale Notes Current owner acquired in at-risk condition. Contact Babergh / Mid Suffolk Heritage Team 01449 724529

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BARN AT OAK TREE FARM, DEBENHAM ROAD KENTON

Grid Reference TM 193 647 List Grade II Conservation Area No Description An early C17 timber-framed and part weatherboarded barn of 5 bays, with a later gabled porch on the north side. C19 pantiled roof. Suggested Use Agriculture or workshops Priority for Action C Condition Very bad Reason for Risk Large areas of missing boarding, especially on south side. Structural failures locally causing distortion of frame. First on Register 2006 Owner/Agent Mr D Rose, Oak Tree Farm, Debenham Road, Kenton, Stowmarket IP14 6JZ Current Availability Not for sale Notes Listed February 2003 in at-risk condition. Options for repair and conversion to residential use have been discussed with owner. Contact Babergh / Mid Suffolk Heritage Team 01449 724529

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OAK TREE FARMHOUSE, DEBENHAM ROAD KENTON

Grid Reference TM 193 646 List Grade II Conservation Area No Description Hall and parlour wing of a mid C16 farmhouse; remainder of house in cross-wing not at risk. Heavy timber framing with some original windows, intact queen-post roof. Suggested Use Residential Priority for Action C Condition Very bad Reason for Risk Frame open to weather for many years, significant deterioration and loss of timbers and infill panels First on Register 2006 Owner/Agent Mr D Rose, Oak Tree Farm, Debenham Road, Kenton, Stowmarket IP14 6JZ Current Availability Not for sale Notes Listed February 2003 in at-risk condition. Plans to incorporate wing into remainder of house are still under consideration. Contact Babergh / Mid Suffolk Heritage Team 01449 724529

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BARN AT HALL’S FARM, HALL’S LANE NORTON

Grid Reference TL 958 667 List Grade II* Conservation Area No Description A mid C16 timber-framed and weather-boarded barn, with half hipped roof clad in corrugated asbestos. High quality timber frame with some very rare features. Suggested Use Barn or workshops Priority for Action C Condition Very bad Reason for Risk Soleplate largely missing or encased in concrete. East wall blown off plinth in 1987 gale, north end now leaning badly. First on Register 1997 Owner/Agent Mr R Honeywood, Meadowside, Hall’s Lane, Norton, Bury St Edmunds IP31 3LG Current Availability Not for sale Notes Temporary internal shoring installed 2001. Owner is investigating a conversion to residential use. On English Heritage Register of Buildings at Risk. Contact Babergh / Mid Suffolk Heritage Team 01449 724529

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FORMER MALTINGS IMMEDIATELY N OF STREET FARMHOUSE, THE STREET REDGRAVE

Grid Reference TL 044 781 List Grade II Conservation Area Yes Description C17 farm building, partly rebuilt and extended in early C19 for use as malting. Red brick with timber-framed core. Roof of glazed black pantiles. Continuous lean-to to east under catslide roof. Suggested Use Residential Risk Priority A Condition Very bad Reason for Risk Redundant. Prolonged lack of maintenance has resulted in partial collapse of the central section of the building. First on Register 2012 Owner/Agent Gooderham Brothers, Holly Farm, Magpie Green, Wortham, Diss IP22 1RG Current Availability Not for sale Notes Application for repair and conversion to two dwellings submitted November 2014. Contact Babergh / Mid Suffolk Heritage Team 01449 724529

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BARN AT HALL FARM, CHURCH ROAD REDLINGFIELD

Grid Reference TM 186 706 List Grade II and Scheduled Ancient Monument Conservation Area No Description C14 two storey barn, formerly the guest house of a Benedictine nunnery. Flint built with stone dressings, plaintile roof and weatherboarded gables. Some windows and flooring C16, roof structure C18. Suggested Use Agriculture or workshops Priority for Action C Condition Poor Reason for Risk Areas of eroded and loose flint facework, some structural cracks. First on Register 1992 Owner/Agent Mrs C A Risk, Hall Farm, Redlingfield, Eye IP23 7QR Current Availability Not for sale Notes Re-roofed in 1999 but no maintenance since. Contact Babergh / Mid Suffolk Heritage Team 01449 724529

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LONG BARN AT CASTLE FARM WINGFIELD

Grid Reference TM 223 772 List Grade II Conservation Area No Description A mid C16 timber-framed and weatherboarded barn of 11 bays, the ground floor and roof replaced in later C19. To the south are C19 outbuildings with fold yards. Pantiled roofs. Suggested Use Agriculture or workshops Priority for Action C Condition Poor Reason for Risk Some missing pantiles especially to later outbuildings where one roof has partly collapsed. Building largely redundant and becoming overgrown. First on Register 2009 Owner/Agent Mr A West, Warren Hill Farm, Oakley, Eye IP21 4AN Current Availability Not for sale Notes Some repairs have commenced, and discussion of conversion options has begun. One of a small number of large, high quality Suffolk barns associated with manorial sites, in this case the adjacent Wingfield Castle. Contact Babergh / Mid Suffolk Heritage Team 01449 724529